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Breach Security is looking to fill two position in London. We are looking for one C programmer and one Java/Web programmer, both to work on ModSecurity and the related products. I am pasting both job descriptions below.

Subject: Full time C programmer position in London (for work on ModSecurity)

I am looking for a C developer to work on ModSecurity, the open source web application firewall. This is a full time position for someone based in or around London, willing to commute to west London (most likely the Ealing Broadway area).

Familiarity with network and Unix programming. Exposure to the Microsoft tool chain is a plus.

Ability to work independently but also work as a team member.

Accountability.

Knowledge of the Apache web server, the APR, and the IIS is a plus.

Fluent English.

I will consider candidates of various skill levels. I am also keen to find the right candidate. Please send your CVs to my email address and also include your list of favourite books relevant to the job (but feel free to include other books you feel strongly about). It is worth noting that the entire department is going to consist of a small number of developers. This is, therefore, a good opportunity for someone to enjoy a quiet environment and immerse himself (or herself) in the work.

Subject: Full time Java/Web programmer position in London (for ModSecurity)

In addition to the position for a C programmer I posted earlier, we are now looking for a Java/Web programmer to help us work on ModSecurity-related projects. This too is a full time position for people in or around London, willing to commute to West London (most likely the Ealing Broadway area).

Please send your CVs to my email address and also include your list of favourite books relevant to the job (but feel free to include other books you feel strongly about). It is worth noting that the entire department is going to consist of a small number of developers. This is, therefore, a good opportunity for someone to enjoy a quiet environment and immerse himself (or herself) in the work.